Sikiru Ayinde Barrister: Ex-wives, KWAM1, Ogogo, Other Celebs Storm Colloquium for Legendary Fuji Pioneer
- Celebrities in the entertainment industry have turned up for late Nigerian musician, Sikiru Ayinde Barrister
- Former wives, fuji musicians KWAM1 and Atawewe, actors Lasun Ray, Ogogo among others showed up to honour the memory of the late musician
- Legit.ng compiled videos from the event as other supporters on social media who couldn’t attend also sent their best wishes
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Years after his passing, a colloquium has been organised to honour the memory of late Nigerian musician, Sikiru Ayinde Barrister.
The event went down at the popular Radisson Blu hotel in Ikeja, Lagos, on Wednesday, March 16, and top names in the entertainment industry graced the event with their presence.
Source: Instagram
A video sighted online captured the former wives of the fuji music pioneer posing for photographs on the red carpet.
See below:
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KWAM1 spotted
Living fuji music legend, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall, was also spotted on his seat as an event host carried on with the business of the day.
Nollywood movie stars Taiwo Hassan aka Ogogo and Lasun Ray were also among those who showed up to honour the late fuji music legend.
The two were spotted on the red carpet fielding questions from the press. Fuji singer Atawewe Mr Spirit was equally sighted.
More videos from the event are below:
Evangelist Ebenezer Obey's arrival
Another video from the event captured the moment veteran musician, Ebenezer Obey, made his arrival at the venue of the colloquium.
Obey was led into the hall by KWAM1. See video below:
Social media users react
soloclayton_ said:
"May his soul continue to RIP."
olasumboaiyegbo said:
"Agbaje lola Olayinka Barusati father before father ❤️❤️much-loved for the legend..."
KWAM1's aged mother attends his birthday party
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall (KWAM 1) clocked 65 on March 3 to the joy of fans.
A big party was thrown in honour of the legendary singer and his 101-year-old mother was in attendance.
A video of KWAM 1 with his mother as she arrived at the party has made the rounds online and fans have reacted to the sweet display.
Source: Legit.ng
